concept3
Premium Member
finally got a new computer and got photoshop to play with pics that have too much blue on them. I take pics for our local reef club, and some of member's tanks are just too blue to take a decent pic. I was hoping photoshop could fix the white balance but didn't realize there was a learining curve. can anyone point me in the right direction?
here are a few examples of pics that I want to white balance out:
Feel free to help out Wbalance them/add/subtract if you have photoshop and please please please explain how you did it
Thanks in advance!!!
-Merv
This is RichT's tank, our May host for 2006
here are a few examples of pics that I want to white balance out:




Feel free to help out Wbalance them/add/subtract if you have photoshop and please please please explain how you did it

Thanks in advance!!!
-Merv
This is RichT's tank, our May host for 2006